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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-11-09
A Boy Wanted

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Santa FG Route.
have the pleasure of announcing the open
ing of new route
TO MEMPHIS
-yia-
Wolfe City,
TeXarkana and
Brinkley.

I Magnificent Pullman Palace Sleeping
Cars are run daily via this route, which is
by far the quickest and shortest line to
Memphis and all points in the Southeast
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CONDENSED TELHeRAMs.

BALTIMORE, wD.-George W. TItIog
grain dealer, Suspended today, ant
announced ttat ne 10 embarrawed
He IL long on wheat 240, 600 bnshels
and alked that his contracts be clossd
out He will probably arrange 10 cor.
tinue busine'
NEw Yo~E Tho well Known
bankiog firm Of Prince Il White sy. Of
which the la,e William n, Trsysfs
Was special partner, wont into lcui.
dalton today In order that Hr
'TIavers' estate might receive IA In
terest In the butinees.
BANol N, MK.-Tbe.stories reeuilag
the fall OF tho meteor nj Vapc., no.
or McAdam Junction, last Thu Isy.
which are still being printed. me
entirely destitute Of foundation. No
meteor fell In this State or In tho
provinces 10 IA. AZ kaorn.
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CAPITAL NOTES..

Gen. Th1mis Powell ID mocratic
candidate for Governor Of Ohio, Ia
stopping ut the Arlington Hotel, so
many persons called TO pay their 70.
spect. that he was compelled TO hold
an inflrmsl reception.
The government receipts 80 far this
month exceed the expenditures by
tl5.27S,2S) A deduction from this
tum mast be made, however, on &C.
count IL the bonds purchased, which
do not appear In the state ments until
the end of the month.
TKRRA DBL ruroo EXPLORATIONS.
Consul Baker, at Baenos Ayres, hss
made a long and interesting IepoSt to
the State Department, giving IN 10.
stance the reeults Of recent ea6iolD
tons OF Terra Del Fuego. ~ --ssS
TO common bel 81, founded 1pon 70.
ports Of early navisators, who failed
to penetrate tie interior, tbs archi.
peligo contains valuable farming lands,
forests and mineral deposits. 1. 10
peopled by two distinct races Of sas-
ages, one being well formed and 70.
markedly strong, subsisting chiefly by
the chase; the other q coast psople,
physically inferior, but not deficient In
intelligence TO he In q state VI sitge
owing TO manifestations II rebellion
on the part OF the natives.
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scribed and diminished. "The cattle
men OF the past" continues the re-.
port, "and the granger OF the present
represent two different. classes OF civ.
ilizstion. Oae is nomadic and q type
Of semi barbaric isolation, the other
typifies and includes the school, the
factory and the active element Of
human civilix ,tion and progress.
There can be no co operation, but
only friction, between them when
found in proximity" The Governor
thinks 1t Is only question OF time
when the cattle ranch will be thing
Of the past, He, therefore, opposes
any change in the land laws In the in.
terest Of this industry, WATCH, he
says, is Ia its nature inimical to
the development OF the Territory.
and would only serve to give IL
few additional years OF existence,
when II must give way to the con.
ditione Of q settled agricultural life.
He recommends the repeal oil all laws
that now exist in the shape Of timber
culture, desert land acts, scrip entries
aud all other measures whereby land
may be secured without actual resi-
dence and bonafids valuable improve.
ments The only railroad construc-
ton that has taken place during the
year 10 thirty-sight miles on the
Texae. Santa Fe and Northern Marrow
Gauge from L pamela, the temporary
terminus OF the Denver aud Rio
Grande, to Santa Fe. The 70.
port states that the mining In.
dustry OF the Territory has taken
new and much improved condition
during the last year. The Governor
says that the effect Of the compulsory
scbool law, passed by the last Legisla.
tuie. has been good, and has resulted
In the increase Of public schools. The
Catholic Church supports fifteen
schools, the Congregsiio ial Church
four, the Presbyterian Church
three and the Methodist Church two.
The coal output for the YEAR
10 estimated TO have been atoit 1885,.
900 tons. The Governor renews his
recommendation Of last year for the
establishment OF a system Of storage
basins along the upper Rio Grande, 10
be used for irrigating purposes. He
Gays that $4,000 or 100000 acres
tf now useles land may thus be re-
deemed. The report sums MP the sit
ustion ss follows: The rams have
been copious aud timely; cattle are in
excellent condition for Market the
wool clip has been largely increased;
the mines have yielded better than
ever before; agriculture has Dsen
largely extended, aud the yield IN.
suilly abundant; there has been no
public turmoil or disaster OF any sort,
and the general state Of trade and
business has been good.
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yc.ui,s sharply Attach ed

Orr on Mriioo, September he
Combate, the organ OF the army OIL
GERS, 10 giving much spsoe TO sharp At.
tacke on the Jesulis, printing what are
alleged 70 be secret instructions 10
members Of the order, and charging
them with conspning against liberal
government. Everywhere the bitter
antl-olerical tone Of III Oombaie IL nj.
tracing much attention, and, o. II ex.
pressos the sentiment OF the military
leaders In the recent controversy re.
sardlng the conduct OF Macmillan a,
Qnertaro, II has served 10 bring the
liberal and clerical parties Into hos.
tile attitude. The patriotlc celebra-
lions last week were made more than
commonly enthusiastic. 10 express the
unity Of the liberal party In su,taln.
Ing the present administration. The
clerical charge tina, the Liberal leaders
have stirred up the recent controversy
for the purpose o. uniting their party.
Tho reelection OF President D'iE 10
now distinctly oyershadowtd, ami tho
politicians are trimming their sails 10
curry iavof with him. The Mexican
Finance advocates strongly tho lorna.
ton oil Joint International tribune n
arbitration between Mexico, the Unit.
ed States and Easlsnd, 60 that the
Irritating quettions coptib ually arls-
ing, especially on the border, may DO
settled on grouuds Of equity. THIS il
proposed In the belief tina, the Unlled
blates and England will enter into
some such arrangement.
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oId nau A,,,mp,stu,r,as
larfoiAL 10 rua lFFEtL.l

NNNAhAAH ~ NNA AfFNhhHI
LiTrtE RsoK, ARK, soplsnbey 10 -
Yesterday tho people OF T. gle toau.
ship, thll county, were otuiled BY
leaning that Hugh Core, On ola ard
respected cltzen, had mida n daoref.
blo httompt ~ commit Blifds uy
hanging J. appeArn thst tho "a
man, who an lived In THE county
l1fIy 0f Any Year,, wen, i1t1 lis sin
iou'n aid hanged lim e 4, bat IA
viio found him and cut hlni down BIZ.
lore liie Ses extinct The Old mar 4,
partially psrnl' I'D, aud this acclua,,
ior tue awkward manner Ia wsicl, Ia
tied the rope No cause for the Yssh
&C ls aealgntd, bu. ID Ia supposed .hAt
falling health prompted II.
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sueserissies CARRIED.
IaYG0tAL 70 rHs ArrnAL.,

RnorvILLs, TrsS., September TO-
sevler county, Tenn, voted on .
proposition, last Saturday, TO take
$4,000 stock In the Carolina, Kno1
Vile and Western ROAD. The county
10 20 remote ircr0 railroad and iele.
graph iaeililieb 81 tho returns were
only this afternoon received. The vote
10 1901 Tor railroad aud l3l against
railroad, which Ia q big vic ory for
the railroad people.
TIE Counly Court Of this county
will submit proposition 10 the peo.
pie, 81 a special meeting tomorrow, 10
aid the road by 100000 subscription
toslocS. There 10 no doubt hut that
the proposition will carry.
Work on the extension OF The OH.
oinna,i Southern connection 10 this
city will commence this week. The
work will commence on tho Powell's
Valley next week, and, q little later,
on the Knoxville Southern.
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The Drsssmer's Tsn Qsessien.
ESPECIAL TO TEE ArrsAL.l

JACKSON, Mrss., September ia
demand was today made on the audi.
tor Of public accounts Of the State, by
Il. Z. Baldwin, Of this city, tho altor.
ney Of the holders, for the payment Of
q couple OF drummer's privilege taxes
Of S25 each and legal interest on the
amounts paid from the date Of the
collection Of the tax. This formal de.
mand Of payment In required by the
statutes 10 be made for the payment Of
any claim against the Stats before a
buit can be brought against the n ate
upon II. II Ia understood thu, these
are test casee, and Mr.. Baldwin will
Immediately bring suit aealost the
State In these cases and proposes 10
force q general repayment Of this tax
which, under the decision Of the Su.
preme Court OF the u nited statep, was
Illegally collected. The amount Of
this tax collected from the drnmmers
by the state amounts 10 about s35 600.
The Legislature Of 1886 passed this act
levying q privilege tax Of s25 on
drummers selling gen eral merohs dise,
and $3.50 on whisky drummer, The
collection OF the tax continued until
the decision OF the Supreme CJun
above referred 10,
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How a Cheated Audience Acted
A Sprint Race Failing u Come on
Maddens the People.
They Tear Down tho Fences and Ne
Fire 10 the Grand Stand,
Then Turn Their II ragged Attention
10 the Town In General.
Coroser's Inquest over the Kemaiss
or she mtsehellsto ws Anrsy--
Manifesto OF the Count
Of Paris.

LONDON, September 10. - Neither
Gent nor Hutchinson, who were ex.
tensively adve -tised to run q 100 yard
foot race OF Lille Bridge today for
the championship oil the world aud
GOO, appeared on the track at all.
Thousands Of spectators had Assem-.
bled and paid to witness the an
nounced contest. When the crowd
we're made aware OF the situation,
they were Disguised and soon took re-.
venge In riot. Thy attacked the
fences, railings and buildings on the
grounds, and burned several OF the
latter to the ground.
The mob partly demolished two
grand stands, the dancing pavilion aud
the large assembly hall, and set fire to
the debris they collected, forming six
large bonAres. They then set FIRE to
the wooden ratings along the railway
and nearly Get FIRE to the Bromp,ou
station. They next raided the liquor
saloons In the vicinity and bombarded
the windows and the policemen aud
ffemen with full and empty bottles.
The htemen played the hose upon tho
fioiers, but in vain. Alter holding
possession for three hours, the mob
was dispersed, when the police strongly
reinforced, arrested number OF the
rioters. A railroad inspector, after the
struggle with the mob. dropped dead
from the eiscts of the excitement.
The damage is enormous.
Both Gent and Hutchins had APP
peartd on the track In splendid con.
dition. IL has tranepired that Gent
failed al o private trial this morning,
and that his blckers, at the last mo-
meut, forbade his RAINING, giving
II ntchins the stakes, but taving heavy
bets. The owners Of the grounds 10.
fused 10 return the entrance money,
and the people were dlubly enraged.
The ma )rity OF the buildings on the
grounds were either partially or wholly
demolished. Four cons.ables wtro
severely wounded. Tires rioteis voc
arrested, including one Of ~" 30 =.
Ia sdaxa
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Csroner's I.sue.i over ts. Victims
Of tbe miteselt.tsws wssy.


oftbe nite.eii-tsws wssy.
DuBLIs, s,ptember ia. Mitch.
e'lsiown today tho coroner Tesumed
his IL qn,tt over the bodies q those
shin during tho recent cH II CT be.
tween ,hs polics ard ptopD ergt.
Krsap, Of the constabnlary, deposed
that buckshot was d OF from ths bar.
Ttots windows g.. dtfsad tbs ,olics.
men, who werp eJdsavoTlng 10 get
toto tho bauarke. Wiel lha police
reached the bar. gcke door they Juld
not get In, the door being blocked.
lie then oidsied this 1npg. seoing
thai his own liie and the lives Of the
coue ahlfH were endangered. Since
he became q polio, man hls lie was
never before In moro danger. After
two rounds Of buckshot had been fred
there was one round Of ball cartridge
fred He was suIe that the a. OTIS
struck somebody. M. Timothy Har.
rington, secretary 1.-THE Irsh National
League, In the course OF the examine
ton, denounced the witness m a
murderer. The Grown counsel pro-
tested ssainst the use Of such Ian.
eusge. aud Mr.. Harrington answered.
The Jury will also call him q mur.
deer."
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Pursued ~ n Mel.
Isrn0flL 70 Tuu Arr..,

NASHVILLE, TEss., September 49,
W. @. Hanley, who is charged with
shooting Deputy Sheriff warman "a
death In DeKslb county Saturday,
was arreted and taken TO Rome ior
irial, bat 10 escape a mob which Wa
being formed he was removed 10 Car.
thpge. The mob heard thai he was in
Cuttings and sgii7 ttsrisd after HIN,
whom the eileen escaped 10 the woods
With their prisoner Tney made their
way by a roundabout rdute 10 Lebanon,
and came 10 Nashville IN the mor1ing
train. Hanley protests chat he Ia 10.
nccent, aud rays he never heard OF
The killing until he was arrested,
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HRAnCE.
n. Resvisr VIII Reply Go the C.aas
OF Psris's manifesse.

~. heuvfer will Reply co the Csaus
OF Psris's mssifeste.
PArIs, September l0-h. Rouvier,
Prime Minister, will deliver q
political discourse before the reopen.
Ing Of the Chamber Of Deputies.
This discourse will be In reply to the
recent manifesto Of the Count Of Paris.
Several Of the extremist Deputies
propo.e Initiating a movement in the
Chamber OF Deputies for the sIpul.
sion IRON France Of all 0rleanlsi aud
B0napariist princes. Dsputies Basly
and CameliDat will again propose
that oil property Of the above men.
toued princes that can be discovered
Ia Ffanco mail bn cor q coated.
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Very Adroit In mr.. Leigh

LoSDlN. September lg-Mr.Thom
W. Leigh, member Of Parliament for
Lancashire, while shooting In the
mountains, near soha, was captured
by a party Of brigands. Mr.. Leigh
Informed bis oapton that he was q
teryant; that he had no valuables,
AID that there was no chance Of seour-
ing q ransom for him. The brigands
then released him. He hAf reached
SOFA.
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Railroad Discrin,instie..

JACKSON, MISS, September TO-
The railroad commissIon met this
morning to investigate q complaint by
citlzsns Of Canton against the Illinois
Contra, railroad, on account Of alleged
excessive freight rates. officials Of tho
railroad and citizsns OF Canton ap.
peared before the commission, and a,
de3ire OF both, further time was al.
lowed 10 seq II the differences could
not be tettled without interference
Of the commission.
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CAHLEgnAms.

BERLls.- Emperor William b in
capital health.
The HAouE.-King william opened
the Hallsrd Parliament yesterday.
LoNDoH.-The Daks tf Djyonshire
says he hss not bsen converted 10 the
Irish policy Of M. Gladstone
souA-Tho annIvenary Of tho
union Of Bulgaria and Ewtern RDu-
mella was celebrated yesterday.
PARIS Tho Minister Of Foreign Al
fairs has made statement Of Tobquin
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Coustttut,ounI C,I,brnt,.,n

LONDON, September IL. -Ths Ii.uts
says; The parade Of tho vsi,-sus q
the Grand Army Of the RepuLLe o,
fore q Democratic President and his
Cabinet 10 the browning proof amid o
crowd Of evidences Of the success Of
the authors Of the Union In dsvlaing
Q vigorous and abiding compact.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-20
Sirss Rain I'm Two Months.

lugA, MBi, September 10 TIE
first rain In two months fell tAis
morning, While II will not help cot
ton, II will prove bens fcial to vegota
bles, which we're nearly ruined, owing
10 the drought.
A movement is on foot 10 establish
new paper here. IL will be owned
by a stock compaoy and bo published
in tho interests Of luka and the Demo.
cratic party.
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Fears of l.ybching.
lsrEatLL TO rHx AFrslL,l

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, september l9.-
The negro who was arrested 10 lay Gus
peeled { ( completely in the assault on
Mr.. Mead and his cousin, u lew nights
since, is being guarded at the fail to.
night by the local military, who were
called out by Mayor Lowe. /. was
feared thh' he would be lyncbed. An
incendiary paragraph advocating
lynch law, In the BVnipg Chronicle
t1day, has caused much excitement
among the people, bat ~ oondsmEed
by the more law abidlrg.
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BAD BOYS.
Unfortunate Lot az several Fast
Youtbs.
IsProiIL TO rHr irrsAL.I

Yoatbs.
lsProiIL TO rHr ArrsAL.I
LITTLE Rock, Ark, September TO-
Today q. o. Hill, sheriff Of NJ idison
couaiy, delivered at the "pen" three
convicis, convicted Of barslary and
larceny, and given four years each.
The convicts are boys, tho youngest
fifteen and the oldest eighteen. Their
names are Mason Diver, John Lane
and Robert Mullins. They are Of er
cellent pareniage, and the sheriff
brought with him q strong petition
asking for their pardon. The boys
got on n singh lonesome" and while
In drunken condition broke open q
warehouse and distracted ten gallons
OF whisky. Unitei States Senator
Berry and other prominent gentlemen
have sent letters 10 the Governor
In their behalf. The boys never
denied the charge, but pleaded guilty
and aoceo ted the sentence Of the court.
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anant showing q deficit Of 10000,

0O0f.
LONDON. Chamberlain infoims
an In quirer that he is not In favor Of
any alteration Of the law OF Protestant
succession to the throne.
LONDON Tho Rev. DR.. Bernard
0'Reilley, OF New York, who is stay
ing at Glengariffe, Iceland, today
received the appointment OF domestic
prelate TO the Pops.
ToKio.-Count loo uyeksoru, Japan
csc Minister Of Foreign Affairs, has
resigned office, owing to the crisis
produced by the revision OF the trea-
ties. Count Ito Hirobrmi, present
Premier, assumes tho office vacated
Tor the present.
CoSsrANTINoPLk - The German
Charge d'Affairs here has informed
the Porte that Germany Ia satl,fisd
with the Bulgarian rsparntion for the
ipenlt recently offered by paper OF
Rualchuk TO the German Wee Con.
sul in that city. The incident is thus
closed.
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Anoihsr rSci,cm.pt at Iced,

BiRNiSouAA, AIAs s.pemb.r io--
las row between nisro sicton hands
nt Leeds, lat night, John GrRin
sabbed and Killed another negro
named siundors GrAli Immsdiil0ly
started for 3 mirghan, bi. was cart.
ufed en- route, anu 10 nov Ia iall NJ
this place. Ltots Is q small sHHo-
lorly miles from hers cat "a, Il ard
y ruilTo.d. Il 10 fu0 pllco vhtre
Monroe Johneon was lyrolCd Sunday
morning Tor tha brut'l murler OF MIA.
Foatef. A perfect feifn cf terror h
exciting there.
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The AmsrsesnsChinsse Bask.
LoSDoN, September l9.-The Stand.
ard correspondent 1t Shanghai say,;
The American Chlnepe bark syndicate

has accept d ~ Hunv Cos'e'e con-
ditiouF. An American tRlc n will
depart iir Chin immrd s,viy 10 COM
pleio nifargsmsn.s This bank viii
probably ns stared In snsushai and
rirntsip, aud branOhe- ~ll be psned
In PHilsdelphis and l. 'ndoD Ia the
epring
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Tho American Victorious.
IsPnoiAL TO rHr ArPIAL.l

NeshvILLR, TKsN., September 49,
AZ, junction suit Brought agains,
Tie 1r-''can &c ENFORCE publication OF
ms'hf 'proslrg tho Midland rail-
rvA piNo',ion was ended In the
Ch- CO.! C"rtt today, by Chancellor
= 80 "v.''a ing the milton Tor a
n.a in', p "a iotion. Tho Ohm col
ltrt"s +. d., nnd that the alleged
c 'nii .ri We d. contract NJ oil, that
the AntIos. viuld not enforce II
against complainant. consequently
they could MOI snforce Il sgsinst Ia,
paper.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-20

To the Citizens OF wichita and vicinity.
We wish it known that we have located .
branch nursery at Wichita, and that we
mean business and have come to stay. We
intend making Wichita distributing point.
We ask for nothing but your patronage.
Parties wanting stock will do well to take
look at the samples of our stock on exhibit
don at the east end Of the iron bridge oppo-
site the Riverside hotel and get our prices
They will find it to their interest to buy d.
rect from a responsible nurseryman. especi-
ally a home nursery. Avoid buying OK deal
err. and tree peddlers. We guarantee our
stock to be hrst-class in every particular.
We make a speciality Of setting and guarnn-
tseing stock. particularly evergreens Our
stock of shade and ornamental trees and
shrubs IL full and complete.
w. c. Shaw and r. h. Southwen are our
duly authorized agents, and any others who
may hereafter be employed will be Furnished
with a certificate of authority under the
nursery seal Any orders entrusted to them
we will be responsible for. Headquarters at
the Commercial hotel until further notice.
c. H. FINK & SoN, Props,
Lamar, No, and Wichita. Kan, nurseries
dll&wS7-tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-20
Ladies' Real Estate exchange.

We have fitted up Il real estate Office espec-
tally for ladies', where they eau list their
property aud buy and sell, having large
and desirable list of property on our books.
Snail be pleased to show you bargains.
This office will be under the charge OF
Messrs. Gardner Bros.
BILLINGS, RICHARDSON q Co,
diff No Ill South Main Street.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-20

The Kansas National Bank Is about to in
crease its paid up capital to $3.50, 600 A
limited amount of the new stock may be
obtained by local customers of the bank, or
those intending to become such, by early ap-
plication to a. W. Lewis 1861
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-20

The EAGLE printing and blank book es-
adjustment is prepared to do all kinds OF
Job printing snd blank book making, guar
anteelng their work to be tirst-cisss In every
respect. All counter work, checks, bonds,
perforsted, numbered-or loose-st prices
eausl TO Kansas City or St. Louis.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-20

Grand excursion to Fort Smith and return
via the st Louis g. San Francisco railway,
leaves Wichita March Goth, Sunday, $40 d
m train. Tickets will be limited for return
March 3lst, and sold at one fare for Il g
round trip. Sl3 30 The auction sale of lots
of the United States reservation at IT.
Smith, situated in the center of the city.
takes place March %. Inquire 122 Main
streee ticket Office, or union depot.
1N-St w. D. MURDOCH, Agent
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-20
Notice.

We have customers for Main, Douglas ave.
Market, Lawrence, Topeka. EmpoIIa and
Fourth ave property. Parties having prop
ertv ON the above named streets and wishing
y coIA will please leave list with as Hardy
Solomon & Sons, as7 Douglas avenue.
da7-6
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-20

For SALE the north half OF the east bail OF
the southwest quarter OF section three. In
township 81, range l east.
The above described land belongs to the
estate of c. c. Alliston, and Will he on sale
for few days This land Is near the iocs
tion of the Congregational college.
7fn E. B. JRwErT,
Guardian for the heirs, Office Tempie Block.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-20

Wholesale coal-the only strictly whole
sale uOal dealers in the city Will sell in car
lots to mills, users of steam, brick makers
and dealers, to compete with any prices to
be had in this market Office 222 North
Main street, rooms aud g
S6-lm POPKESS & DORKEE